Briefly outline an example of one of the following costing methods – it can be an example from your workplace or the example can be “made up”.
The Professional Identity Reflection assignment is a critical reflective analysis of your personal identity development as a marketer. The word count for the final Professional Identity Reflection is a maximum of 1000 words, which must be accompanied by a progressive reflective journal developed throughout the course and submitted as an Appendix.
While the journal entries will not be marked the progressive journal represents evidence of continual critical reflection and therefore forms the basis for the Professional Identity Reflection. As such, the journal Appendix is a necessary part of the requirements for this final assignment. NB While it is ideal that you make frequent and regular journal entries, there must be a minimum of three touchpoints (at least one entry every 3 or 4 weeks) containing reflections on personal learnings, issues, problem solving, etc.
The format for this assignment is entirely up to you. However, make sure that you are succinct and use appropriate academic language including attention to detail in terms of proper grammar and spelling. There is no need for academic references but you should refer to your reflective journal where appropriate. Therefore, it would help you to ensure that you date your journal entries and insert page numbers throughout.
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Swimmingpool Co Pty Ltd employs Martin as the manager of their Tasmanian sales division. Martin is to quote to potential customers the cost of installing the various pools that the company offers, to draw up any new contracts on behalf of the company and further to ensure that a deposit is paid by potential customers, monies which are then deposited in the company’s bank account. Martin is on a fixed salary but his contract of employment allows for the payment of a bonus if he exceeds his annual target of signing new customers. The company is very impressed with Martin in the first month of his employment; he has signed at least 20 new customers and work has begun on at least half of the new projects signed. After the lapse of another month the company receives a number of complaints from customers who claim that the construction of their swimming pool is substantially different to what they had contracted for. A number of customers were given wrong advice on the suitability of the placement of their new swimming pool, which means some newly constructed pools are sinking into the ground, the repair of which will cost the company considerably. It appears also that some of the deposits have not been paid into the company’s bank. Martin appears to have kept part of the money collected. The company also discovers that Martin is in the process of setting up his own business which will compete with Swimmingpool Co. In considering the facts above make some legal observations on the following: 1. Is Swimmingpool Co liable for Martin’s actions? On what basis in law would this be the case? 2. Can the company claim they are not liable for Martin because he has not followed instructions? Explain. 3. Is Martin liable to his employer for any of his actions? On what basis in law would he be liable? 4. Has Martin breached any law if he is planning to set up his business? Explain
Choose an IT/IS technology company and analyse, discuss and present their technological innovation:
• The core business activity and the role of innovation in their value proposition. • How innovation is making this business different than competitors? • Research and development and its relationship with the organisation’s innovation. • What factors affected the firm’s innovation success? Is their innovation a “science-push” or “demand-push”? • What’s the firm’s innovation category? What type of innovation is proposed by the firm? Explain the innovation type from different aspects of innovation type. • Study the firm’s technology S-Curve. What is the stage of this business on the S-Curve? • How successful the firm has been in utilising innovation in their own advantage?
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School is highly competitive with the acceptance rate of only 12%. There must be compelling reasons stated in that personal letter expressing keen interest competitions and high school subjects e.g Math, Science and English.
Declining Balance The cost of the asset: $7,000.00
The salvage value: $800.00
The life of the asset: 4 years Calculate the Book Value to the Nearest One Dollar at End ofYear 3. Please show work. . . .
ACC 543 FLEXIBLE BUDGET
1- How can the idea of geological time become an argument against takingexpensive steps to protect the natural world?
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What is an example of a company doing good by doing well—that is, making profits—and for that reason improving the general welfare? How can the example be converted into an argument against the theory of the corporation as having social responsibilities?
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An object ends up at a position of 327 m after a displacement of -144 m. What was its initial position? (unit=m)
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